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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TemporalShadows:
By the way, anyone else having trouble with SSL (HTTPS) sites on this? None will load for me, standard sites load fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terrell1433:
I'm currently working on decrypting my phone and reinstalling Ubuntu OS and see if that was indeed the problem.

EDIT: After decrypting I installed the two zips and rebooted. Worked right away. I guess the password on the encryption holds up Ubuntu from loading.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Success stories every day folks lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
I flashed this last night with no problems at all. I did a factory reset, wiped cache, wipes dalvik and then flashed the toro zip then the phablet zip. Easy as that. Booted right into Ubuntu. When i was done, getting back to android was as easy as going into recovery and restoring a backup.

Now as far as my view on Ubuntu. I like it. For a preview, its a cool OS. Its different, and its smooth. I can't wait until there is more to play with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jawonder:
Which one did you flash ?.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
The first ones he posted. The test one was causing problems according to some people.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jawonder:
Ok thanks much gonna give it a whirl .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
And just to clarify, when I say the first one, I mean the two in the quote box. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
Did you all try copying the following libs from CM10.1:

/system/lib/libdrmdecrypt.so

/system/lib/libsecril-client.so

/system/lib/libsyncml_core.so

/system/lib/libsyncml_port.so

/system/lib/lib_gsd4t.so

It's worth a shot. Here is the full proprietary blobs list, though you definitely don't need the apks. Not sure if it's built off 4.2.2 or 4.2.1 though

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_toro/blob/cm-10.1/proprietary-blobs.txt
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beehiveblack:
Just tried again thus morning....still no dice. But on the plus side the porting guide is up so, hopefully we can get something going for the freaks like me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Raghav@awesome:
curious

Ok I know I might sound like a noob but I was wondering if you flash the image using recovery does out wipe your data like media, pictures and so on or does it only remove android...really confused.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
If you just flash the two zip files that are in the OP, then it shouldnt wipe anything other than the android system. All your stuff on your SD card will still be there. But will not show up once you are in Ubuntu. Once you return to android, you will see all your stuff still intact. And make sure you flash the "zip" files in the OP. There are no "images" being flashed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tetrismonkey:
OK I will decrypt my phone thanks for the help guys
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrdunn:
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It is always a good idea to back up on your computer. I once flashed a new rom and it wiped out everything for some reason. Or use a thumbdrive to back uo.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jawonder:
Yeah i know , thanks .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tetrismonkey:
OK how do you decrypt your phone because I'm lost on how to do so I'm running AOKP 4.2.1 jb b3

do I do a factory reset?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terrell1433:
It was a pain in the a**. Lol I actually tried a lot of options and the only one that worked was to format the entire system and push the latest Google image. Be sure to plug your phone into a computer and copy any files you want to keep and don't forget to copy over the TWRP or CWM backups file, if you want to save your backups(if you have any.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tetrismonkey:
Yeah that what I was fearing would be the case this is going to take some time that sucks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Terrell1433:
I won't be encrypting my phone again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jawonder:
Nice ! , boot up fine for me .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Yeah I dunno about that encrypting business... Don't do it with Linux (like real Ubuntu) either, I had to completely reformat and reinstall because the encryption uses a file system that has a limit on file length, so if you wanted to build something from git, like the WebOS port, you'd be SOL.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragn4rce:
All came out well.

Bugs I've noticed:

1. Freezes and shuts off

2. Keyboard glitches

3. The side (left right etc) feature are to sensitive.

4. The side features for left and right are glitchy.

Other then that, the OS is pretty smooth (some expected lag).

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If I have helped you.... hit that sexy thanks button. ^_^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alpha_wolf:
im glad that this was only a preveiw lol otherwise we all would be pissed
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
I'm glued to development by XDA devs so far... And so far there's a version of the phablet.zip without all the filler crap like music and such... Not sure if that makes anything functional, but it's a step in the right direction.

I'm wondering if Canonical saw all the posts here about how Canonical should work with XDA... And they released this hoping XDA people would finish the job? Like why release it so people here can improve it, when Canonical is going to do the same in who knows how long? So maybe as soon as Canonical releases a CDMA version, someone finally ported the radios for CDMA, like that would suck...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kdb424:
Anything that's supported by CM10.1 (Including the toro and toro+) can be built from source right now. My machine is failing hard right now or I'd pt builds up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spaniard85:
Just wanted to say thanks for this! Can't wait to get home and flash this bad boy later. I've really been itching for something new to play with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Don't expect much to work. About the only thing working is browser and slow at that. It's a developer preview build. Nice to check out how the UI works though and has lots of promise.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mix3d:
What is the one line you changed? I can't access your download location due to firewall issues, but am comfortable making changes to the files myself. Really looking forward to trying this out. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spaniard85:
Ya I had that expectation going in. I knew things would be pretty rough, but overall it was still pretty fun to see. It's a fresh take, and I'm definitely looking for to this thing evolving.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dark Lazer:
So apparently there are nightlies coming out now? http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/

Click on the 20130226 folder and you will find nightlies, but they are for Maguro (among others). Would someone be able to port the newest nightly to toro? If I knew what line to change in the code, I would.

Apparently the newest nightly is noticably better and includes some apps, atleast according to a post over on the general discussion thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
If you can find one of the nightlies in a CWM zip format, using the Toro_Ubuntu.zip as an example here. Open the zip and go to this directory,

/META-INF/com/google/android/ and you should see the updater-script file. Open with text editor and you will see on the first line "assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "maguro" ||". I believe only thing that was changed was that first line from maguro to toro. I know not about creating flashable zips so unsure about best method to make that change and save it along with flashing functionality. Good luck.

Edit: I mentioned I was using the Toro_Ubuntu.zip as an example and the first line in the updater-script file in this modified zip would actually read "assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "toro" ||". Unmodified would be maguro in place of toro as I put in post earlier. Just to clarify.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barrackOBAMA:
So while installing this,

Do I just factory reset in twrp?

Like am I supposed to wipe cache before?

I would have imaged it would be a full wipe

Sent from club Clean Rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Do factory,system,cache and dalvik. Then install in order from OP. No wipe after flashing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justen7723:
I saw that wiping system would not let some people boot the ROM possibly. I just wiped cache, dalvik, factory reset and installed and had no problems at all.

Sig.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2131538

Ui sound mods 2/25/13 [IRONMAN, Transformers, HALO, star wars, Star Trek]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Yes, I believe someone wiped system after flashing and that was the issue. But seriously, who would wipe system after flashing and think there would be an OS to boot into? Durp
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dantrevino:
wut??

This is the 21st century. Machine faliing hard is no longer an excuse. Fire up an EC2 machine!

I've been trying to get a build of toro working, but I'm not having any luck. Mostly user error.

Dan
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alpha_wolf:
anybody look at the build just released today???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elidog1:
Getting ready to give it whirl
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tifford:
So, does this actually work?

is that how people are trying out the nightlies on toro? by just downloading the maguro version and changing that one line of text in the updater-script file??

edit: or are you just downloading the 02/27 phablet-armhf file and flashing it with the toro_ubuntu.zip from the OP?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Yup. Just don't expect for radios to work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] julio8a00:
Where are the new builds posted?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alpha_wolf:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-touch-preview/daily-preinstalled/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tifford:
i know the cellular radios won't work, but just to clarify:

1.) download quantal-preinstalled-armel+maguro.zip and quantal-preinstalled-phablet-armhf.zip from the nightlies link

2.) unzip the marguro.zip and edit the updater-script as previously explained

3.) rezip up

4.) flash the modified marguro.zip, then the new phablet-armhf.zip

5.) enjoy

correct??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elidog1:
I would think the Toro zip is what we want and install as directed in the op. Now I'm confused...lol

Disregard my stupidity...sorry
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lockett:
Since there is no "official" Toro zip, you have to download the one for the Maguro and change a line in the updater-script to get it to flash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tiny4579:
I'd recommend this if I were to flash it as the toro zip may have older files in it and the newer maguro zip should be more up to date. No guarantees but it's better to be safe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Everyone here must've known about the one line change in the updater-script file. Not a single thanks, sheesh! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elidog1:
I'm glad you said that or I would have gone crazy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Just for the record, the OP found this workaround, I merely browsed the zips to find and put the details out for general knowledge.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tifford:
yup. this works. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mix3d:
Anyone know / see the changes in the 2/27 build compared to last week's release? I haven't found any notes anywhere, and figured I'd ask before digging into Git commits.

From an App developer standpoint, I'm still finding their lack of / limited UI guidelines to be concerning, and based on some of canonical's comments about the developer preview intent, it sounds like they still haven't figured out a lot of UX issues.

The back button issue alone (have to swipe up for each back movement) has me fearing the worst for page-heavy apps, with both wide and deep navigation structures. Anyone else looking at it that way?

I'm doing back-of-napkin based sketches of what a facebook-style navigation model on today's iPhone/Android UI would work... (Which is part of an app I support), and so far I'm having a hard time making it happen, without adding in more gesture based app navigation (hard to learn), or overriding the header area to go against their minimalistic design.

Meh. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stoudtlr:
There are two places in the first line of the file that say "maguro"

assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "maguro" || getprop("ro.build.product") == "maguro")

I am guessing that both need to be changed to "toro". Correct?

EDIT: Nevermind. downloaded the toro_ubuntu.zip from the OP and compared the two to find the answer. Only the first instance of "maguro" needs to be changed to "toro"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Thanks, looking at it on a mobile i didn't realize it was all one line. :what:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stoudtlr:
Looks and runs great for being a dev preview. I'm excited to hopefully see a more complete beta version in a few months. The gesture based interface instead of having buttons is really slick. Was only able to check out the interface though and not the web functionality/speed as work has a very restrictive wifi policy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barrackOBAMA:
I will be in love when ubuntu gets 4g <3

Sent from club Clean Rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itsmontoya:
Is 3g working yet?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mix3d:
Sigh... no. Voice and SMS only, Wifi with unencrypted networks only.

I think at least 80% of the posts about Ubuntu Touch so far are either "does [blank] work yet" or "When will it work on [X] Device?!?!?!".

Yet all of that is explained in numerous places on the Ubuntu touch site, and in many of the XDA OP's too. It's a developer preview - basically pre-alpha.

(a few "Dual boot?!" questions as well, which originally was a no, but now it seems to be an unofficial "yes, but we won't support it", at least on the Nexus 7 -ish devices.)

I apologize if I am coming off snarky... but the sheer amount of questions easily answered by spending 5 minutes to read has been getting to me >.<
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
Voice and SMS on toro? No way
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alpha_wolf:
speaking of dual booting anyone want the zip files to let you do that on toro?? i just edited it and tested and yes it works but the screen wont time out idk why lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mix3d:
I was speaking in general; Ubuntu touch as a whole.

But theoretically, if you build from CM10.1 source, yes they would work.

OP has an experimental build I havent tried yet. (Yay firewall).

But it wouldn't make a difference for me anyways, since I am in the middle of a 3 month work assignment in China, and CDMA doesn't work here. Yay!

Since Canonical is supposedly working on Toro already (there was an article about how being primarily European, everyone in the office had GSM phones, so they started with that), progress will probably be made by the time I get back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itsmontoya:
You are coming off a bit snarky my friend. Just because it's pre-alpha doesn't mean that basic functionality isn't there by Default. Hell, FirefoxOS is slightly behind Ubuntu in the eyes of the community, but at least they have data working on the devices. You are making a highly opinionated post on a topic that you aren't 100% correct about. If you are so tired of answering questions, then don't - it's a very simple thing you can do my friend.

The fact of the matter is that people ARE excited. Asking common questions every couple pages is good for the new users of the thread to easily get caught up on production and progression.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jsgraphicart:
I dont know the status on Firefox OS, but this Ubuntu build is not Alpha and not even Pre-Alpha. Its a preview. Its Canonical saying "hey guys, look what we are working on. Give it a test run and see what you can be running in the future." Its not even close to being a daily driver and was not even intended to be one. The problem is that everyone thinks this is something to install on there phone and actually use which it is not. I think a lot of people have the wrong idea as to what this is at the moment, which causes a lot of questions that should already be known.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itsmontoya:
For me, questions come up from posts I read here. Some people have been trying to get the data working. At times, responses are foggy in terms of if this action is complete or not. I was very content with the idea of no data, I read something that contradicted that so I was just requesting clarification.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] II12yanII:
So ever since I flashed Ubuntu, I haven't been able to get push notifications on any ROM I use. I have used AOKP build 4 nexus evolution paranoid and I'm currently using root box. I have tried the app push notification fixer and that has not done anything. Any help would be nice
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chukis13:
Is anyone actually actively working on this? I'd try but looked at the porting guide and got confused.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MustacheFart10:
You could always try to flash back to the Google factory ROM using GNex Toolkit
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
I think devs are but are probably waiting for UM to release an updated version to the hub or where ever they send updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cctoro:
nightlies

I dont think much has changed but they did start nightly builds last week.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Yeah I remember hearing we probably won't have a Daily driver till the end of the year. So there's going to be alot of waiting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] guitarist5122:
Thx for the port. Was able to get it booted no problem. Was very interesting experience. I don't know if I could grow to like it. Being this is a developer preview its impossible to tell at this point. Thanks for the opportunity to try this out!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mix3d:
Actually, Shuttleworth was quoted last week that UT will be usable as a daily driver in a "couple of weeks", so while I don't have much confidence based on the existing preview, I could see a month or two pretty easily, given how dedicated they are about the project. With the switch to the new Mir window manager, however, there might be a big holdup though.

There is another article somewhere explaining that they are working on a Toro/CDMA port soon; they just did GSM first because in Europe, thats what all the engineers had.

I have yet to find a changelog for the daily builds, however. Oh well!

I'm learning how to make Themes for Android in the meantime.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Can someone upload and link to this? I'm willing to host it, all my links still work...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irtehun:
Wish we could get more news about this. Like when it could be used for phone and all that. I'd like to run it for awhile
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
We will probably have 5.0 before a beta version of this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
That would be swell, but you don't have the toro version of the smaller of the two Ubuntu zips we gotta flash?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jayisking:
Is there a working download available? When I click the first one it says nothing to pee here
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itsmontoya:
As far as I know this is still in the Alpha stages. I check in every couple weeks to see if their is a decent update. I could be mistaken, but I believe that data still isn't fully functional (even for the GSM users, much less the red headed step children who own the Toro).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vince7:
Is this possible for a daily driver yet?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irtehun:
Nope not yet
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chukis13:
Is this even still being worked on at all?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] irtehun:
Yeah Ubuntu works on it daily
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davehasninjas:
Don't know if anybody else has seen this, but it looks like betas are now available.

http://www.zdnet.com/ubuntu-touch-betas-are-ready-for-testing-7000014281/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EniGmA1987:
Hopefully someone more talented than I will make a Toro port of the new beta soon :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Not really beta nothing works still its just a faster version of the preview.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davehasninjas:
Ahh, didn't know, hadn't had a chance to flash it yet. I was at work when I saw the link.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] R2DeeTard:
The toro_Ubuntu.zip file link seems to be broken, down anyone have a working link to the file?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Anyone? I know *someone* has it, especially OP. I'd be happy to host it on DropBox, but you have to get it to me first!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
The best/easiest thing to do would be download the latest maguro nightly and edit the updater-script file. Check here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=38538315
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyco2008:
Agreed, what exactly do I edit, again? I know I replace the device name with "toro", is that it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JPBeard21:
That's it unless they've changed something else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itsmontoya:
I bought my GalaxyNexus over a WM8 device in hopes that this OS would be ready soonish. If I knew I'd be stuck with Android this long I would have made another decision.

:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cctoro:
Really?....stuck with android...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
so sad :crying:
[HTC Amaze 4G] highplains:
Hey guys, I dont post here much but i did some searches and read the FAQs and cant find any info on my questions.

Im wondering about known bugs.

Is there a problem with the bluetooth audio streaming profile? My legend streamed perfectly over BT to my car sterio but Amaze wont.

Lately it does not switch to wifi automatically when I get home. bug?

Has HTC released ANY updates in the last year, b/c Mobilicity in Canada has not given me ONE update.

I found in the FAQ that, when you record video, the audio on the video sucks, all my concert videos suck

the keyboard seems slow and flakey, swiftkey is waaayyy better

So im thinking if selling and getting a nexus 4.

Will a root and rom install fix issues and make it a better phone. Any inut appreciated. I think Ill stick with nexus branded devices in the future. Not getting any updates is unacceptable.

thanks.
[HTC Amaze 4G] highplains:
so, seems there is a BT issue for audio streaming

support.t-mobile.com/thread/23589
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
first of all its hard to reply to any of what you stated, because the only thing ive been able to figure out is that you have the Mobilicity HTC Amaze... are you running (STOCK)? is your phone unlocked/rooted/s-on(off)/? are you currently on GB or ICS i don't think there's an offficial JB release for the amaze as far as i know... unless you flash a custom JB rom... lets see what else am i missing.. what version Hboot/Radio are you on, and also not everyones phone works the same way, so the 'in general term" is vague lol
[HTC Amaze 4G] highplains:
sry, that was very noob of me

stock rom

android: 4.0.3

htc sense: 3.6

NOT unlocked

thanks
[HTC Amaze 4G] highplains:
and it never roams, what a POS phone
[HTC Amaze 4G] Ninjistix:
so your phones practically out of the box then? are they any real issues with stock roms though.. i mean besides compatibility with the other actually devices that your using with it.. your car etc... i would suggest unlocking the bootloader, and flashing a few roms to try something new and different.. but be warned... once you flash a rom you'll never stop wanting to flash rom :D
[HTC Amaze 4G] highplains:
thanks yea, new phone. i guess ill try rooting and flashing,

i was hoping it wouldnt get to this point. I mean i love 'hacking' hardware to put on new firmware and stuff but not when its a huge hassle and could destroy my unit.

but i guess i have not choice, i know ill like it when i get off my ass and root it :),

thanks